Driveway Alterations At Woodruff Ave Do Not Apply
Readable text notes asphalt driveway work and parking alterations on Winter Street and Woodruff Ave. Mentions payments and a contractor, but details are unclear. No firm dates or full names.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1955
Page
8
Readable text notes asphalt driveway work and parking alterations on Winter Street and Woodruff Ave. Mentions payments and a contractor, but details are unclear. No firm dates or full names.
A garbled OCR page lists names such as David Zaine and Greerberg among court items with references to parents meetings and a date of late November. The fragment hints at a community legal matter or civic notices with scattered institutions and individuals, but specifics remain unclear due to transcription errors.
Fifth Grade class at A. P. Morrie hon presents a program with Trimpel, Weisenfeld, Simon, Iainenhg, Neign Poellation, Cox, and Smith in a musical collage. Students perform a square dance led by Charles Karrell and recite A Kid Hymn to America amid a slide show.
Sun Tube Corporation promotes multiple executives following Kiwanis Club ceremony at Hillside sourcing, naming Thomas Lerause as divisional head and Michele Michel to new product development role. The gathering featured Newark fire chief Henry Schoettley discussing fire prevention and company expansion plans for a new Sunex division producing aerosol valves and plastic closures.
The notice lists Sunday and weekday services at multiple churches including Central Church on Salizeure Ave led by Rev Edward Schaumburg with Sunday evening service and Susy School, and Ell Presbyterian Church with Pastor Arthur Nortwood. Also noted is a Morning Cor onary Service for Mr and Mrs L Swenson and a few related events with various pastors and locations.
Yeoor J Mast'ndell and Jace Turner photo caption. Jackson Maytin dell, president of the American Institute of Management, directs the event at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth. It is hosted by the Industrial Association in Winfield Scott Hotel on Thursday evening November 17.
AP reports prizes awarded for best costumes at a Halloween festival last week. Winners span grades from 1st to 7th in categories for prettiest, funniest and most original, with names including Donna Tangel, Clare Segall, Judy Weber, and Herbert Jacob among others.
A group of students toured York venues including a planetarium and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. They studied atomic energy exhibits and artifacts, while speakers and performances underlined the day’s themes.
Funeral services are set for Mrs Francer Sparkuhl wife of William Sparkuhl of 85 Northcrest Road West Orange formerly of Nutley who died in November The service will be from Prout Funeral Home Veron a Mask Way to Holy Trinity Church with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery Arlington She was 40 born in Newark formerly a friend lady at Bristol Myers Co for 17 years She is survived by her husband a daughter Valerie seven sisters and four brothers names include Josephine Smyth Jean Plungis Nellie Barnett Anne Slaher Charles Richkus Stanley Richkus Edward Richkus John Richkus and others
Candidates express gratitude to neighbors and friends who voted for them. Special thanks go to the Young Democratic Club of Hillside for their valuable assistance during the campaign.
Robert Schuster of 1588 Leslie Street Hillside New Jersey is a freshman at North Carolina State College enrolled in the School of Design Veterinary studies and has been accepted in the Air Force ROTC. Audrey Schuster of Evanston Illinois has been initiated into Theta Sigma Phi at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism as a junior.
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